Every year, as the snow melts and the flowers bloom, buyers and sellers flood the market. But success goes to the agents who plan ahead, build momentum, and follow a powerful marketing calendar.
The question isn’t “Will the market be strong?” but rather, “Will YOU be ready to capitalize on it?”
During Tom’s recent webinar – The Spring Listing Sprint – Curaytor CEO Jimmy Mackin shared some killer strategies for creating a Spring Marketing marketing calendar that keeps you on track, attracts sellers, maximizes lead flow, and puts you in control.
A real estate marketing calendar is a structured, intentional plan outlining your marketing activities over time. It’s what allows you to be proactive instead of reactive by always giving you a strategic next step to fall back on.
But what’s the difference between a content calendar and a marketing calendar?
Your marketing calendar should contain your content calendar but actually go several steps further. Beyond mapping out your content research, creation, and scheduling, you’ll also include your tracking systems, engagement, outreach, campaign overviews, and various other elements.
This is your high-level, broad-scope map over the next few months.
Start by reviewing your real estate business plan. This is your overall guide for the year, so make sure that’s updated before anything else.
If you’re behind on your goals, go easy on yourself. There’s still time to turn things around, but it has to start now.
Write down everything you do in a day and ask yourself, “Is this a high-impact or low-impact task?” Then do what needs to be done.
Time-Wasters to Eliminate
High-Impact Marketing Activities to Prioritize
Your marketing plan isn’t just about getting new leads – it’s about consistency. The agents who win aren’t the ones doing one-off marketing pushes. They’re the ones who have a structured system.
Spring success starts now – not in April, not in May. The sellers who will list in April and May are deciding who to hire right now.
Your mantra needs to be: “MORE, BETTER, FASTER.”
And here’s a pro tip… The key to Spring marketing isn’t just launching one campaign—it’s about layering multiple strategies that keep you top-of-mind over time.
Your marketing calendar needs to be broken up into what you’re doing daily, weekly, and monthly, so you never lose track of what you’re doing.
Starting with your daily marketing, take a look at your current schedule and see what you might need to move around in order to front-load as much as possible.
Here are the most high-impact things to focus on every day:
✅ Instagram Stories – Stories are a great place to share not only real estate content, listings, and news, but also content from you personal life and daily routines. This builds trust and likability.
✅ Personalized Texts & DMs – Send 25–50 texts or DMs daily to prospects, using engaging scripts like: "I just had a home go under contract in 5 days. Have you noticed what's happening in the market?"
✅ Follow-Up Calls – Reach out to past clients, warm leads, and expired listings.
Your weekly marketing actions are all about nurturing your audience and expanding your reach.
📧Email Campaigns (2–3 per week)
🎥Instagram Reels & Video Marketing (1–2 per week)
📩Direct Mail & Farming
🎯Analyze & Optimize
📍 Neighborhood Farming & Expired Listings
📈 Social Media Growth & Lead Magnets
📞 Database Cleanup & Lead Nurturing
Success isn’t about working harder – it’s about making strategic moves that maximize results.
Follow this structure. Build your calendar. Show up every day with focus. Your ability to execute on a massive scale is directly tied to your momentum.
That’s what coaching is all about. We set up guardrails that help you hit your time no matter what. The agents who are backed by the Tom Ferry ecosystem are preparing to dominate this Spring. Will you join them?
Schedule a coaching discovery call now to see how we can ensure your business growth.